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2007 What Works for Latino Students in Higher Education

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Author: 
Deborah A. Santiago
Publication Date: 
Jan, 2007

Profiles of selected programs that work for Latino students in higher education.

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Hispanic representation in public schools is increasing. In 2006, Hispanic students represented 20% of public school enrollment, up from 11% in 1986 and 6% percent in 1972.

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